What somebody in Egypt wrote about chess, translated from Arabic.

I fell in love with chess when I was six years old, and I spent a lot of my life affected by the splendor of this sport. Chess is not just a game, it is a sport of mind and art.

Over the years of my life I won and lost many games, and through my experience and my passion for chess discovered that you will continue throughout your life to learn and discover new things with chess, and even from the first roles you will discover the beauty of chess secrets.

Chess is not just a game, it is a mirror image of our daily life, and your transfer in chess reflects you. Each player has a style that expresses him and his personality, especially since chess does not depend on conservation, but on innovation and creativity while benefiting from the experience of others.

Your progress in playing chess comes through more resistance, and you should not get upset by losing something because you forget something or you are wrong because you do not focus or rush in a move. Do not be bothered by long thinking in one of the moves, searching for solutions and not finding an answer. I have fallen into this dilemma until my head almost bursts of thinking until I find the answer exploding in my head as inspiration. In general, the more effort I make in these challenges the better I go out of the experiment, the more the idea is not to win everything, You have to know, and you have to know that throughout your life in chess you will not reach Perfect, but the longer you have a day you will grow better and progress in the game more, chess has no end.
Location: Egypt مصر